As Yucatán prepares for the onset of the rainy season on May 15th, the Mérida City Council is undertaking a series of measures to safeguard against potential flooding and puddles in the capital. The municipality has invested heavily in its stormwater drainage infrastructure, boasting an extensive network of 120,000 ditches equipped with grates, 110,000 collection […]
Norway’s Wealth Fund Ditches Pemex Investments Over Corruption Fears
In a move aimed at mitigating potential risk, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has sold all its fixed income investments in Mexican state oil firm Pemex due to concerns over corruption allegations. According to a statement issued by the Council on Ethics, which serves as the ethics watchdog for the fund, investigations have revealed that Pemex […]
Tequila vs Mezcal – The Ultimate Guide to Mexico’s Finest Spirits”
The world of agave spirits has taken the global bar scene by storm, with tequila and mezcal being the hottest commodities in recent years. However, for many enthusiasts, confusion still surrounds these two spirits, often mistakenly referred to as interchangeable terms. Bartenders and industry experts alike emphasize that tequila and mezcal are more than just […]
CJNG’s Global Fuel Smuggling Network: US Unveils Map and Warns Financial Institutions
A stunning exposé by the United States government has shed light on a vast international network of crude oil smuggling operated by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). The complex scheme, which involves theft from Mexico’s state-owned oil company Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), spans from Texas to Africa and Asia. A graphic map released by the […]
TikToker’s Shocking Admission: Escaping America’s ‘Toxic Culture’ for Mexico
In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through social media, an American TikToker has revealed her decision to leave the United States behind and start anew in Mexico. The influencer, who posts under the handle Los Winkonsinitos, has been open about her reasons for making the move, citing a deep-seated desire to escape what […]
Karisma Hotel Chain Eyes Miramar Beach for Potential New Resort Investment
In a move that could bring new economic opportunities to the region, Karisma Hotels and Resorts has expressed interest in investing at Miramar Beach in Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas. According to Jazmín Santiago Barrios, Director of Economic Development, representatives from the hotel chain approached their stand during the recent tourist market held in Baja California. “We […]
Unlocking Efficient Governance: How to Obtain Llave CDMX, the Key to Simplifying Administrative Processes in Mexico City
The digitalization of official procedures in Mexico City has taken a significant leap forward with the implementation of new platforms that streamline and simplify administrative processes for citizens. At the forefront of this initiative is Llave CDMX, a mandatory digital tool that enables users to complete various procedures online. According to the Mexico City Government […]
Free Historical Walks Unveil Mexico City’s Rich History
Mexico City, a place steeped in architectural beauty, archaeological sites, and museums, has been named one of the world’s best cultural destinations for 2024. To celebrate its rich heritage, the Mexico City Ministry of Culture announced free guided tours on Sundays in May to various locations in the capital. The Historical Walks program, launched in […]
Lemus holds a roundtable for social development in Ajijic
In the magical town of Ajijic, and emphasizing that it is essential to listen to all positions in order to develop the State Development Plan, which will be the government’s program, the governor-elect of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, met with nearly 150 civil society organizations. He explained that the objective is to define the state’s direction […]
The new Chapala-Guadalajara replacement aqueduct would cost 7 billion pesos.
The construction of the Chapala-Guadalajara replacement aqueduct will involve an investment of approximately 7 billion pesos, commented State Secretary of Finance Luis García Sotelo. He emphasized that they expect a contribution from the Federal Government, via the National Infrastructure Fund, although this has not yet been finalized. “From Chapala to Guadalajara, it’s in the order […]